Ingrid Berthon-Moine

Profiling and Facing the Titillating Bits

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Year 2021
Medium Watercolour and felt tip pen on paper
Dimensions 29.7 x 21 cm
Nominated by Huma Kabakci

About the work

Profiling and Facing the Titillating Bits is showing the curves and the erogenous zones of a female body. The drawing alludes to the French film, Portrait of a Lady on Fire, directed by Céline Sciamma, whose way of filming women’s desire derails the scopophilic male gaze we are accustomed to.

About the artist:

Ingrid Berthon-Moine lives and works in London. Graduated from MA Fine Art at Goldsmiths University, London (2017).

Berthon-Moine’s work primarily uses sculpture and painting as a way to examine the construction of gender, identity and its behavioural consequences in our society.

Selected exhibitions include I Lack it, I Like it, online (2020); Return to The Body, Chalton Gallery, London (2020); Blame The Algorithm, Stadtmuseum München, Munich (2019); Material Gestures, Art Licks Weekend, London (2019); Playground, Världskultur Museerna, Gothenburg (2018); Solitudes Molles Sous la Lumière Bleue, Espace Temoin, Geneva (2018); We All Have a Problem with Representation, The Showroom, London (2016); and Feminist Practice in Dialogue, ICA, London (2015).

Awards include the Barbican Art Trust Residency Winner (2019).

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